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Gentlemen,
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we're in the business
of international security.

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We deal in weaponry
and private armories.

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We do not trade
in fantasy and pipe dreams.

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Let us leave the development
of dolphins and freaks
as weapons of espionage to others.

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Now, with all due respect
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to Dr. Paul Ruth,
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I recommend that we drop
our scanner program immediately, sir.

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Dr. Ruth, what's your response?
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Mr. Keller, who composed
our audience last night?

:18:37
We had 25 financial
and political V. I.P. S

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from all over north america.
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Were these V. I.P. S
carefully screened?

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The screening process used
was very sophisticated, yes.

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And yet an assassin managed
to infiltrate this group.

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Yes.
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And killed 6 of our people.
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Yes.
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How did he kill them?
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We have reason to believe he...
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used scanning techniques.
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Then do you suggest, Mr. Keller,
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that this highly-skilled assassin- very deadly
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who embarrassed us all
in front of the community
we were trying to impress,

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was himself a scanner?
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We believe so, yes.
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That, gentlemen, is my response.
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The weapons capability
of these, uh, telepathic...

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curiosities.
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Is obvious.
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If I may, doctor,
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your program is based
on a list
of 236 known scanners,

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- is it now?
- It is.

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Of that number,
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Of that number,
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how many are now
working with us?

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As of last night, none.
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Well, then.
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We don't even have
a program to drop, do we?

:19:59
It shouldn't be
very painful for anyone.


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